Ukraine Breaks Cease Fire On Russian Energy Facilities!

James Kaufman World News Report today, March 21st, 2025. God bless you and yours, no matter where you are in the world. Please subscribe, give us a thumbs up, ring that bell for critical future updates. European gas prices spike after Ukraine blows up key gas pumping station in Russia. Now wait a minute, we're supposed to be under a ceasefire, at least as far as energy assets go. I guess you can never trust Zelensky. I hope Russia blows Kiev to pieces. European natural gas prices spiked after an attack on a pumping station in Russia's Kursk region. This area is part of a link that sends fuel to Western Europe. Moscow has accused the Ukraine of acting in a terrorism act or an act of terrorism. Russia on Friday accused Ukraine of deliberately blowing up the key gas pumping and measuring station in the Kursk region near the Ukrainian border, which was under the control of the Ukrainian armed forces since last August before the area was reclaimed by Russian forces this month in what it called an act of terrorism. Meanwhile, Ukraine... has always played the idiot card and accused Russia of attacking its own energy facility the country's general staff of the armed forces confirmed that the Sudza gas metering station was shelled but said it was Russians who struck their own facility just like the Ukrainians previously accused Russia of blowing up the Nord Stream pipeline Intelligence sources say the Ukrainians may be more than worried about the previous instances in which Russia appeared to send soldiers through a disguised natural gas pipeline underground. In a post on Facebook, the general staff said the accusations were baseless and part of a discrediting campaign against Ukraine. The mentioned station was repeatedly shelled by the Russians themselves, the Ukraine claims. Transit Point is part of a Gazprom pipeline link that until the start of this year brought Russian gas to Europe. Some countries that previously depended on those flows had hoped they would eventually resume. Massive satellite imagery indicates wide-scale fires covering the gas gas station area and the surrounding territory. Those in the gas markets hope Russia exports may resume along this transit line when the war ends and will now be looking to gauge the extent of the damage to the infrastructure and, crucially, how quickly it could be repaired by Gazprom, said Mike Manzer, an independent gas analyst. Whoever was behind the attack, the damage will make the resumption of Russian gas supplies more unlikely. A prospect that was already in retreat after a 30-day ceasefire didn't immediately emerge as a first step towards a peace deal, quote-unquote. Zelensky is not worth his word. Russia and Ukraine leaders indicate that they've agreed to a ceasefire attacking any and all energy infrastructure, which is what this is. But so far, that has not led to a halt in any of the attacks. Not to mention Ukraine attacking the nuclear bomber facility 465 kilometers inside Russian territory yesterday. God bless you and yours, folks. Please share, subscribe, and always remember, Zelensky's no good, and anything's possible in Bizarro World.